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Which Are The World's Weakest Passports? 10 Countries Make It To The List
In a world where travel can open doors to new opportunities and experiences, these ten countries face some of the most severe restrictions on movement.
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"We Don't Want Them": Donald Trump Puts US Travel Ban On These 12 Countries
US President Donald Trump signed a new travel ban Wednesday targeting 12 countries including Afghanistan, Iran and Yemen, reviving one of the most controversial measures from his first term.
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Yemeni Pleads Guilty in New York to Al-Qaeda Conspiracy
A 40-year-old Yemeni, who fought US troops in Iraq and Afghanistan, pleaded guilty in New York Tuesday to conspiring to murder Americans and to supporting Al-Qaeda, prosecutors said.
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Jury Deliberates in Islamist Preacher Abu Hamza Trial
A New York jury began deliberating on Thursday over its verdict on the terror and kidnapping charges brought against Islamist preacher Abu Hamza by the United States.
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Terror trial of Osama bin Laden's son-in-law begins in New York
The terror trial of Osama bin Laden's son-in-law and former Al-Qaeda spokesman opened in New York today amid razor-tight security at the Manhattan court house.
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US drone targets Al Qaeda in Yemen, seven killed
Al Qaeda in Yemen was hit by a fresh strike today from a US drone which left seven militants dead, tribal sources said, a day after Washington pulled its diplomats from the country fearing an attack by the jihadists.
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Qatar's new emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani seen maintaining country's role as power broker
Qatar's new emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani is widely expected to push ahead with his father's drive that transformed the wealthy Gulf Arab gas exporter into a regional power broker.
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Yemen must not be new Afghanistan: British military chief
Yemen must not become a new Afghanistan, the head of Britain's armed forces said today, playing down the prospect of military action in the wake of a foiled parcel bomb plot.General Sir David Richards insisted that the Yemeni government was "extremely onside" and that Britain would remain supportive of their efforts to combat violent extremism.His ...
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Which Are The World's Weakest Passports? 10 Countries Make It To The List
In a world where travel can open doors to new opportunities and experiences, these ten countries face some of the most severe restrictions on movement.
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"We Don't Want Them": Donald Trump Puts US Travel Ban On These 12 Countries
US President Donald Trump signed a new travel ban Wednesday targeting 12 countries including Afghanistan, Iran and Yemen, reviving one of the most controversial measures from his first term.
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Yemeni Pleads Guilty in New York to Al-Qaeda Conspiracy
A 40-year-old Yemeni, who fought US troops in Iraq and Afghanistan, pleaded guilty in New York Tuesday to conspiring to murder Americans and to supporting Al-Qaeda, prosecutors said.
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Jury Deliberates in Islamist Preacher Abu Hamza Trial
A New York jury began deliberating on Thursday over its verdict on the terror and kidnapping charges brought against Islamist preacher Abu Hamza by the United States.
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Terror trial of Osama bin Laden's son-in-law begins in New York
The terror trial of Osama bin Laden's son-in-law and former Al-Qaeda spokesman opened in New York today amid razor-tight security at the Manhattan court house.
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US drone targets Al Qaeda in Yemen, seven killed
Al Qaeda in Yemen was hit by a fresh strike today from a US drone which left seven militants dead, tribal sources said, a day after Washington pulled its diplomats from the country fearing an attack by the jihadists.
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Qatar's new emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani seen maintaining country's role as power broker
Qatar's new emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani is widely expected to push ahead with his father's drive that transformed the wealthy Gulf Arab gas exporter into a regional power broker.
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Yemen must not be new Afghanistan: British military chief
Yemen must not become a new Afghanistan, the head of Britain's armed forces said today, playing down the prospect of military action in the wake of a foiled parcel bomb plot.General Sir David Richards insisted that the Yemeni government was "extremely onside" and that Britain would remain supportive of their efforts to combat violent extremism.His ...
